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I solve the issue. I've used the wrong device type with only 128KByte flash. Maybe I can suggest to issue a warning or error message, when we silly software developer are trying to write behind the memory? Thanks for listening cheers Torsten
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Hello, the JLinkExe loadbin command takes two arguemtens; a file name and an address. When I load a binary file to address 0, everything works as expected: C Source Code (6 lines) According to the documentation, I should be able to load the binary to an other address, but: C Source Code (4 lines) Is there something I did wrong? Do I miss here something? kind regards, Torsten
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Hello, I have a script, that runs without errors: Source Code (5 lines) But the JLinkExe on OSx returns with 1, indicating an error Source Code (7 lines) So the following code would indicate an error: Source Code (1 line) If I start JLinkExe without argument and execute the arguments by hand, the program returns with error code 0 Looks like a bug to me, right? kind regards, Torsten
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Hi Alex, Quote from SEGGER - Alex: “ You are using the loadbin command which is (as the name indicates) for binary files. ” thanks for the advice. I've converted my linker output with Quote: “ arm-none-eabi-objcopy -S -O binary ./kommunikationsmodul kommunikationsmodul.bin ” and this did the job. Cheers, Torsten
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Hello, I'm trying to flash a nRF51422 with a binary build with the gcc tool chain. I've connected my JLink pro to the target hardware and had the following dialog with the device: Quote: “ J-Link>device nRF51422_xxAB Info: Device "NRF51422_XXAB" selected (129 KB flash, 16 KB RAM). Reconnecting to target... Info: Found SWD-DP with ID 0x0BB11477 Info: Found Cortex-M0 r0p0, Little endian. Info: FPUnit: 4 code (BP) slots and 0 literal slots J-Link>r Reset delay: 0 ms Reset type NORMAL: Resets core &…